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Pineapple
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United Kingdom
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Studies: English*

Message 9 of 18

13 March 2008 at 4:21pm | IP Logged

BGreco wrote:

But they only teach you a couple sentences per lesson, whereas LSLC teaches you more. It's almost overwhelming sometimes. But Michel Thomas, you'll be speaking pretty complicated sentences within the first hour.

I shall try him and hopefully in a few weeks i will have a few sentences to show off with
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Pineapple
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Message 10 of 18

15 March 2008 at 4:52am | IP Logged

I have now got the Micheal Thomas one on the comp so i shall be trying it after the weekend. i shall let everyone know how i get on.
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cothromóid
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Ireland
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Speaks: English*, French, Irish
Studies: Spanish, Italian

Message 12 of 18

21 March 2008 at 2:29pm | IP Logged

You don't have to limit yourself to a single program.

When I set out to learn Italian, I bought a course (Hugo's complete Italian), a phrasebook, a concise dictionary, a
grammar workbook and a set of newspapers.
Rather than devoting all of your time to following a single learning method (Pimsleur or whatever), do loads of
things.
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